New Book on Marriage from David Anders
Jun 13th, 2018 | By David Anders | Category: Blog PostsBecoming Catholic transformed my experience of marriage. For a description, please see the videos below.
Called to Communion
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The Obscurity of Scripture
A Thai Lesson in Ecumenism
A Response to Steven Nemes’s “Why Remain Protestant?”
Open Forum
Casey Chalk Discusses TULIP on the Creedal Catholic Podcast
That There Be No Schisms Among You
Alister McGrath’s Conversion on Justification
Does the Devil Make You a Catholic?
John Calvin on Dead Faith
St. John Chrysostom on Sola Fide
St. Ambrose on Sola Fide
How Are We Saved?
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